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promised fealty to the nominees.

candidates promised fealty to the nominees.
The delegates to the city convention are:
First Precinct-Charles Taberman, James
Smith, John Sexton, Peter Nelson, Thomas
Leigh, Andrew Anderson, Hans Johnson, p.
T. Fitzgerald.
Second-C. Kennedy, L. Nelgren, Charles
Bloomquist, John Walsh, Frank Kugler, A.
P. Anderson, d. Brennan.
Third-G. ]. Hendricks, Matt Walsh. George
Stockler. Robert Herbert, James Mackin, P.
NJ. Hansen, II. Hall, S. Kinxmoller.
Fourth-O. NJ. Lambert, ]. Mcdonald. d. J.
Holten. l.. Sass, A. johnson, August Nelson,
NJ. Hughes.
Fifth-P. Cummings, Frank Grow, Charles
Brombach, a. Oleson, NJ. Auue. A. Skotness,
Ii. Cornelius.
sixth-John Gleason. f. Roehler, Charles
Wickland, III. S. Kobler, J. F. Welsh, NJ. A.
Tierney, Nels Ringland, John Norman, Charles
Fjalman, William Snow.
SEVENTH WARD.
1t looks as though \. ]. Noerenberg was
the choice of the delegates for alderman. The
precinct returns for delegates are as fol-
lows:
First Preclnct-W. J. Moore, J. II. Hunt
ington, Thomas Mea, Odin Krogstad, j. II.
Huffman.
Second-T. P. DIVER. A. B. Haines, J. Fl.
Rumpf, ST., John B. Mccall, S. c. Slmonson,
William Sbbin.
Third-William Asaus, William O'Connor.
EIGHTH WARD.
The caucus was held at DR.. Avery's Office,
X. E. Bader calling the meeting to order and
H. n. Avery presiding. DR.. Avery was unan-
imouSly nominated for alderman and follow
ing delegates were elected:
First precinct-H. T. Black.
Second-C. O. Bedbury, E. A. Stevens,
j. n. Christopher.
Third--C. l.. Locke, r. f. Bader.
Fourth--W. Fl. Norris T. L. Norris.
The following We're appointed precinct
committees:
First Precinct-R. L. Cox, Harry Black, P.
81. Gallagher.
Second-C o. Bedbury, ]. X. Meter. j. N.
Christopher.
Third-R E. Bader, C. L. Locke, ]. w.
Fien.
Fourth-w. H. Norris, T. L. Norris. VIM.
Spriggle.
NINTH WARD.
At the Ninth ward caucus, held at engine
house No. II, Matt Bredemus, Robert Erwin
and John Carr were placed in nomination for
aldermen. The delegates from the various
precincts are as follows:
First Precinct-Jacob Kessler, A. w. Sax
ton, A. G. Montgomery and Frank Dunsmoor.
Secoud-H. A. Stanley, George Turner. J.
McHugh and Martin Collins.
Third-T. j. Ryan. P. j. Ryan, J. A. Rep
hoz and John Reilly.
Fourth-Robert Graham, Matt Lennon,
Harry McCarny and H. Hammond.
Fitth-D. Buschway, Norman Ross, William
Finn and J. NJ. Jerrett.
TENTH WARD.
The ward caucus was held at the corner of
Second street and Thirty-third avenue north,
and resulted in the choice of c. +. Baxter and
Henry Oswald for aldermen. The delegates
are as follows:
First Precinct-Henry Oswald, William NJ.
Knight Ezra AmeS.
Secoud-C. F. Baxter, K. Koostgaard, 7. C.
Tinklepeugh, F. A. SwartZ, A. E. Miller, Sam
uel Founraiue, c. L. Horgan.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The Eleventh ward caucus was held at 2006
Cedar avenue. The caucus was called to
order by NJ. H. Shay. John Lally was made
chairman. M. h. Shay and Lars Hanson
The following delegates were elected to tn e
city convention:
First Precinct-John W. Ryan, Louis
Frederickson, George NJ. Harbitz, Henry
Gund.
Second-M. WEIGH, J. Stoft, William Pow
ers and A. NJ. Jones.
Thrd-W. McCullom, Thomas Lawler. Mich
81. Shay and Frank Murphy.
Fourth-John Lally, John Kennedy, Matt
Donahue and r. L. Hensct ell.
Fifth--G. H. Starr, P. M. Poole, Charles
Schulander and Thomas Kelly.
The delegation was empowered to fill
vacancies. The caucus was harmonious and
enthusiastic.
TWELFTH WARD.
The caucus was quite harmonious, and
placed in nomination for aldermen Charles
Tufts and Caleb Tingley. The delegates are
r. o. Cummings, L. earn and Charles Shurt-
left.